- Pay
- $45–68k
- Where
- Dallas, Texas, GB · GB
- Level
- Mid
Make your mark as a AgriTech Software Engineer in the AgriTech sector, based in Dallas.
Farming runs on data now, not just rainfall and soil samples.
This AgriTech startup builds the software that lets growers and agribusinesses make decisions in real time, and it's hiring in Dallas at a point where the product is scaling fast.
You'd be joining a small team where your code ships, not sits in a backlog.
Here's what you'll be doing: Build and maintain features across the platform, from sensor data pipelines to the dashboards growers actually use Write clean, tested code and ship it.
No endless committee review here Work directly with agronomists and product leads to turn field problems into working software Debug issues across the stack, from the API layer down to data ingestion Contribute to architecture decisions as the platform grows beyond its current scale Pitch in wherever the team needs it that week.
Startups don't do rigid lanes Here are the skills you'll need: 2 to 4 years' experience building production software, ideally with some exposure to data-heavy or IoT-style systems Comfort with a modern backend language (Python, Node or Go) and SQL Some understanding of how APIs, data pipelines and cloud infrastructure fit together Ability to work independently and make calls without waiting for sign-off on every decision Curiosity about agriculture.
You don't need a farming background, but you should want one by month three Comfortable with ambiguity.
Specs here get rewritten as the product learns Key perks and benefits: $45,000 to $67,500, depending on experience Equity in the business, not just a salary line Hybrid working from the Dallas office, with flexible hours around it A learning and development budget to keep building your skills Flat structure.
You'll talk to the founders most weeks, not just your manager Why pursue a career in AgriTech?
AgriTech is one of the few sectors where software engineers can watch their work change something physical: yields, water use, food supply chains.
Dallas has become a genuine hub for this work, with a growing cluster of agribusiness and logistics money backing it.
Get in at this stage and the progression is yours to shape, not wait for.
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